Quran 13 Line

Page 613 on your phone is page 613 in your mushaf, to the stroke.

Quran 13 Line shows the 13 line IndoPak mushaf as the book itself: the scanned page, every line, cartouche and catchword where the printer put them. Huffaz and madrasah students memorise by position, the line a word sits on and the word that ends a page, so nothing on the page is redrawn or set in a font.

Made for iPhone Duo. Closed, the whole page stands on the cover, every line clear of the camera, with the controls beside it. Open like a book, the two pages of the open mushaf fill their halves with the spine down the middle, and a page turns as a leaf turns over it. Open tall, one page spans the glass and the fold falls on one of the page's own ruled lines. On iPhone and iPad it is just as much at home.

Colour-coded tajweed by default, the plain print a switch away. Light, sepia and dark paper.

Recitation as light. Thirteen reciters, each surah played as it was recited, with a point of light travelling through the letters at the reciter's pace. Push the bar up for the player: speed from half to twice, a sleep timer that stops at the end of the ayah, page, surah or juz, and repeat for an ayah, a page or a range. Hear each ayah's English after it if you like.

Hold a word for its meaning, how it is said and the tajweed the print colours in it, and hear it recited alone. Hold an ayah to play it, memorise it, translate it, bookmark it, or cover the page from there to revise from memory, a line at a time.

Three bookmarks, the way a hifz mushaf is marked. Skim the whole book with your thumb, juz by juz down the page's edge. One field to go anywhere: a page number, 2:255, a surah in English or Arabic, its meaning, or juz 12. Or ask Siri, or search for a surah on your iPhone.

A little every day: set pages a day, or a khatm by a date and the pages work themselves out, with a reminder that says where you carry on. Pull down for the day: today's reading, the ayah of the day and a hadith with its source. Al-Kahf on Fridays.

Download a juz or the whole book for listening offline; downloads carry on when the app is closed.

Widgets for your page, the day and the hadith, on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen. Two-page spreads on iPad.

Your bookmarks, notes, place and daily reading follow you across iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo through your own iCloud.

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